Sentence examples for method the alphabet from inspiring English sources

A third method, the alphabet attack, is similar but broader in scope.

McFadden encourages students to come up with rhymes based on the "freestyle method" (saying whatever comes to mind) and the "alphabet method" (substituting each letter of the alphabet for the first letter or consonant cluster of a target word).

Like the German authors, these followed the Italian method of teaching the alphabets.

Bonet's multidimensional approach, based on the work of Pedro Ponce de León (c. 1520 84), is detailed in his Reducción de las letras y arte para enseñar a hablar a los mudos (1620; "Reduction of the Letters of the Alphabet and Method of Teaching Deaf-Mutes to Speak").

The letters in parentheses indicate the letters when typing each hiragana character using the alphabet input method.

Specifically, when typing a hiragana word (e.g., むし; a pair of characters) using the alphabet input method in Japanese, the typists have to type the alphabet letters.

Generally, Japanese typists must decompose each hiragana character in each hiragana word into a pair of alphabet letters (the first letter denoting a consonant and the second letter denoting a vowel; see Table  1 for the regular syllabic structure of hiragana characters) when typing hiragana words using the alphabet input method in Japanese.

From Figure 2, the cuts predicted by A22-JR (the method with A22 alphabet, Jensen-Rényi divergence) are closer to the real borders than those by A12-JR.

For general alphabets, the time bound obtained by the present method exhibits a polynomial dependency on the alphabet size.

Method 2. Keep finding the letters of the alphabet in order on license plates.

Because the negative controls are a shuffled version of the original alignments, the total hits count is the same for the positive and negative control coevolution matrices for a given method, alphabet combination (with the exception of the LnLCorr methods, where the coevolution scores differ slightly between positive and negative control alignments).